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From the article: Evernote’s new CTO Anirban Kundu told me the first two areas that will be replaced by Google’s machine learning APIs are its voice recognit
by srikz 10y ago
From the article:
Evernote’s new CTO Anirban Kundu told me the first two areas that will be replaced by Google’s machine learning APIs are its voice recognition for speech-to-text translations; and natural language processing, used to help search for contextual content.
I think there is a good opportunity in helping users with notes categorization using ML.
- hollander 10y agoYeah, now the readable multiline version: > Evernote’s new CTO Anirban Kundu told me the first two areas that will be replaced by Google’s machine learning APIs are its voice recognition for speech-to-text translations; and natural language processing, used to help search for contextual content.
- wincy 10y agoThanks. On mobile these single line quotes are really frustrating. Is this just considered to be fine in the design of HN? Sort of a meta post sorry if it's not appropriate here.
- srikz 10y agoI'm sorry that it was unreadable. I thought the double space thingy was the way to quote things here. I guess it's for code.